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Honey Suckle Summers

the air is warm

and the pave is hot

watch passing storms

smell of BBQ, in my nose it got.

 

twinkling wake within the pool

sun glaring down keeping us dry

refresh with a drink that is cool

none of us with a care and we don't have to try.

 

nothing ever feels wrong

warm fire in the eve

music, you just have to sing along

i never want these feelings to leave.

 

but yet here we are

when winter comes we will morn

if we can wait a year and get that far

soon the honey suckle will be reborn.

 

and oh how i miss that

our honeysuckle summers each year

no longer it stays, my heart is now flat

for just a fading memory ringing through my ear

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alison-matthews-1
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Published
Mar 22, 2010
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